I'm not sure what the question is, but the electrochemical impulses neurons send are properly called action potentials. I don't have enough space here to explain, but maybe you can wikipedia it. It basically involves a series of channels that allow sodium in and potassium out, each channel triggering its neighbor to open up, like dominoes falling in a row. This allows the signal to move very quickly, just like the wave of falling dominoes moves faster than an individual domino (watch a video of one of the big domino set ups, you'll see the wave race across a gym faster than you could run).